Child Support: “Court-ordered payments, typically made by the noncustodial divorced parent, to support one’s minor child or children” So…you have to make child support payments. You may be asking, when will they end. Child support payments are determined using the North ...
Read MoreThe phrase “whatever you say can and will be held against you in the court of law” holds true for social media. When establishing child custody, it is ...
View MoreAfter a divorce, trying to navigate the waters of successful co-parenting with your ex-spouse can be stressful. Luckily, there are four key tricks to ...
View MoreYou’ve been served with divorce papers and are not sure what to make of them. What exactly are divorce papers? In North Carolina, divorce papers are ...
View MoreFinding an attorney is like shopping for a pair of shoes; you want to find one that fits just right. You might feel pressure to retain the first ...
View MoreIn North Carolina, the amount of child support is determined using the North Carolina Child Support Guidelines. These guidelines are used when the two ...
View MoreWhen you’re considering an award for child support, you automatically think the other parent is the one you should try to hold responsible for their ...
View MoreParents face many new challenges when entering into a second marriage and creating a stepfamily. When one or both partners have children from a prior ...
View MoreAs in any divorce with minor children involved, decisions concerning the children can be difficult to make. In such tumultuous times, a parenting ...
View More